This is the sixth set of Axioms in the Axioms of Economics.There are two sections of Axioms included in this set.The Title of this set is Ownership.The first section includes the Axioms covering Ownership.The second section includes the Axioms covering Producers; the Use of Their Money and Production.

We are going into the subject of Ownership.The subject of Ownership will be expanded upon.There is far more to the subject of ownership than what is commonly practiced today.

Ownership; is the act, state or right of possessing something. (New Oxford American Dictionary)

Background

I will start with background information which will lead up to and into the expanded technology of Ownership.

We have discussed Producers producing commodities, trades, goods and services.Producers produce these commodities, trades, goods and services by first creating energy.Producers convert this energy into commodities, trades, goods and services as they create them.

Interfacing

The interface area; is an area of one’s Individual Space overlapped with the production space of the Physical Universe.This overlapping takes place during production.

The interface area; also, is an area of one’s Individual Space overlapped with the production spaces of other Individuals Spaces and the Physical Universe Space.This overlapping takes place during group production.

In most cases Producers really own what they create.In economics the counter-producers assert themselves in claiming Ownership where group production takes place.They conveniently claim Ownership to the Organization even though the Organization was and is created by individuals who work and labor together in the Organization.Individuals operate in their Individual Spaces while interfacing with other Individuals’ Spaces and the Organization Space, simultaneously, while creating products.

Individuals also operate in their Individual Space while interfacing with other Individual Spaces and the Organization Space, simultaneously, while creating an Organization.Counter-producers don’t respect the spaces of other people.Their solution is to lay claim to the products and Organizations created by the Producers.

While exchanging the commodities, trades, goods or services on the Open Market the individual also is interfacing with other individual spaces through the Market Space.

Using Individual Spaces

Individuals use their space daily and almost continuously.They use it when they think.They use it when they solve problems.They use it when they communicate through the use of speech and when they communicate via writing.They use it at work while performing their jobs.Artists use it.Musician use it. Everyone uses it continuously.They use it for the most minor detail to the most major detail during production and during living.

During the process of production the individual’s space is used to visualize the commodity, trade, good or service.The individual visualizes the commodity, trade, good or service in their space.They use self generated energy to transfer the visualization into the Physical Universe.This is done by the individual interfacing with the physical universe.When there is more than one Producer involved in the production process, each individual interfaces with each other and with the physical universe.

I attended an Art Museum a few weeks ago.As I viewed the very complex and intricate displays in paintings, sculptures, etc; I was astounded at how the artists used their spaces in creating these complex creations.Every detail displayed in the art work was previously visualized in the artist’s space.These visualizations were created in the artist’s space before he replicated them in the Physical Universe.The Physical Universe, common to us all, is where the artist shares the final product with his/her fellows.

Space and Ownership

Where does this space relate to the concept of Ownership?Of course it is self evident that everything an individual creates, while interfacing with the physical universe space, the individual owns.We could also say; everything the individual creates in the physical universe, while interfacing with the Physical Universe, the individual also owns.When the individual creates with a group of other individuals the individual owns that part of what he produces in the final product.This is how ownership works into all of what I have been writing here.

Interfacing Spaces

The subject of ownership can be fairly abstract.By abstract we mean existing in thoughtor as an idea but not having a physical universe or concrete existence.The reason Ownership can be abstract is that Ownership involves many spaces.Ownership involves the interfacing of many spaces during the process of production.

Interfacing is when each individual, via his space, interacts with another or other individuals spaces.

Interfacing is when an individual interacts with the Physical Universe and with otherindividuals’ spaces simultaneously.

Each individual can interact, via his space, with many other individuals’ spaces and the Physical Universe at the same time.This is production taking place in an Organization with more than one individual Producer. A football team has 11 individuals plus coaches, officials and fans interfacing spaces with each other simultaneously along with interfacing with the Physical Universe.This phenomenon is found in Concert Bands, in Orchestras, and in every organization on the planet.

Each individual owns his/her Individual Space.Not only does each individual own their Individual Space, they own all that is created in that Space.They also own all they have created in the Physical Universe while interfacing with the Physical Universe and other individuals’ spaces.

Most, if not all Production involves group participation.Producers carry out a coordinated managed effort in working and laboring together during the process of creating commodities, traders, goods and services.The Producers interface spaces during this process.All Producers working and laboring in each specific organization create with a coordinated effort.They create in their own space first.Then they replicate their part of the commodity, trade, good or service in the physical universe space of the organization.

We have as many spaces merged, interacting and interfaced into an organization as there are individuals present working and laboring in that organization.Examples of this are all manufacturing plants, hospitals, all governmental organizations, all companies and corporations with more than one individual producing.

Interfacing Puts the Organization There

There is much more to ownership than is traditionally perceived. When an Organization gets purchased and sold off for profit.This selling off for profit causes the dismantling of the Organization.This activity of dismantling a working and producing organization, results in the destruction of space for all individuals producing in the organization.The individuals, interfacing their spaces in the organization, are creating the organization continuously day after day.They are putting the organization there.Without the individuals producing, while interfacing within the space of the Organization, the Organization would not exist.

When another individual claims Ownership of an Organization he is taking all that was and is being created by Producers working and laboring in that Organization. He is taking the organization space they are interfacing with during production. He is destroying their production space. When he takes the space of an Organization he is stealing the money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power created and being created by the Producers.

There is far more space destroyed than the space that was the Organization. All the individual interfacing spaces are dismantled and destroyed as well. This not only stops individuals from producing it steals their future. It steals their future production of money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power. This is destructive to the individual, family, organization, society, nation and mankind.

What an Organization Includes

A Company, Corporation or Organization is more than the Physical Universe entity. The Company, Corporation or Organization is composed of the Physical Universe entity along with the parts of each producing individual’s space. The producing individual has his space interfacing with the organization. Each individual also interfaces with each other individuals’ space when working together in creating a commodity, trade, good or service.

An Organization includes the Physical Universe land, space, energy and matter. Matter is composed of all the buildings, machines, utilities and communications system. An Organization also includes parts of the Producing individuals’ spaces, the part that interfaces with the organization during the process of production.

An Organization is created by the interaction of interfacing spaces. These interacting interfacing spaces belong to the Producers producing in the organization. The counter-producer by destroying an organization would be destroying the money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power creating ability of the Producers. He also would be taking money, value, energy, wealth, capital and power away from the Producers with no exchange for it. This activity is commonly found in the (Capital Destroying) Capitalist Economic System. This activity is common to Fascist and Communist economic systems.

One individual can’t truly own an Organization unless he is the only individual present in the Organization. The Producers own the Organization; they have created the Organization while interfacing their spaces with the Organization.

Stockholders can’t own an Organization: They didn’t create it! Stockholders can only loan money to an Organization.

The Producers are the creators of the Organization.

Each Producer has an Individual Space and uses this space when creating the production of commodities, trades, goods and services.

An Organization is composed of interfacing individual spaces.

An Organization exists exclusively from the existence of the spaces of the individuals interfacing in that Organization.

All producing individuals hold Ownership in an Organization by holding ownership in their space where it interfaces with the Organization.

Here is an example where a super-Producer left an Organization taking his space with him. The Organization nearly collapsed. The super-Producer had been in that Organization for many years. Over those many years, the Organization leaders placed angry hostile people in key positions. The leaders believed the Organization was thriving with angry, hostile people holding key positions. In reality these angry, hostile people were counter-producers. The Super-Producer held the Organization together and made it thrive despite the counter-production put forth by the angry, hostile people. After the super-Producer left and pulled his space out of the interface with the Organization, the angry hostile counter-producers took the Organization to near collapse. Within a few months there were major changes in the leading staff. The Organization went from prosperity to near collapse after the super Producer left. A counter-production thrust swept through the Organization and almost wiped it out.

This is an example of how real individual spaces can be in an organization. When a very vital individuals’ space is removed from an organization it has a tremendous negative impact on the organization. This is also true when a super Producers joins and organization. The organization goes through a period of revitalization and prosperity.

The view that Ownership is by one person or by the stockholders is a very short sighted view. This is the view of the greedy counter-producer. This is the view of a counter-producer who would take a company, dismantle it and sell off the parts for a huge, out-exchange profit. When he carries out this out-exchange dismantling he would be destroying the Organization of interfacing spaces.

Ownership; is the act, state or right of possessing something. (New Oxford American Dictionary)

Ownership Axioms:

141. A Producer owns that which has been produced or created by that Producer.

142. Producers have the full right to 100 percent of their production.

143. The Producers who produce the organization own the organization.

144. A Producer owns that percentage of an organization he has produced.

145. All expansion in an organization belongs to those Producers who created the expansion.

146. Ownership with production activity does receive reward. The production of the owner is what is rewarded.

147. Ownership with non-production activity does not receive reward, only production receives reward.

148. Ownership with counter-production activity does not receive reward, only production receives reward.

149. An owner who is producing should be rewarded for his production. The owner should not be rewarded for his ownership under any circumstances.

150. An individual should not be rewarded for having money or ownership. The individual has received the reward for production and that was the money. This rewarding an individual for having money or ownership is the action of rewarding someone for being rewarded.

151. Ownership in itself is reward for production.

152. A Producer owns the value, energy, wealth, capital and power he creates.

153. Holding land or space out of production is counter to the prosperity of the individual, family, society, nation and mankind.

154. A Producer has the right to produce on land or space owned by another individual or individuals who are not using the space or land for production. There would have to be an agreed upon exchange between both parties.

155. The Producers are the creators of the existence of the Physical Organization.

156. Each Producer has an Individual Space and uses this Space when creating commodities, trades, goods and services.

157. An Organization is composed of interacting interfacing Individual Spaces.

158. An Organization exists exclusively from the existence of the Individual Spaces of the individuals interfacing in that Organization.

159. All producing individuals hold Ownership in an Organization by holding ownership in their Space where it interfaces with the physical universe space of the Organization.

Producers; the Use of Their Money and Production

160. Producers have the full right to use their money however they choose in a prosperity thrust.

161. Producers do not have the right to use their production or money in a destructive thrust for this action moves the individual, family, organization, society, nation and mankind toward an economic decline.

162. Producers use money units to capture the value, wealth, energy, capital and power they create through the production of goods and services.

163. Producers transfer the value, wealth, energy, capital and power into money units when they market their commodities, trades, goods and services on the Open Market.

Producer Rewarded Open Market Economics The Science of Economics By RP Obrigewitsch March 28, 2013